Episode
Tsurune: Resounding Release
Overview
The conclusion of the national tournament heralds the end of summer. As Minato reflects on kyudo, he and his friends help Masaki prepare for the Star Festival at Yata Shrine.
Details
- Series
- Tsurune
- Season
- Season 2
- Episode
- Episode 13
- Air date
- 2023-03-30
- Runtime
- 24 min
Episode context
Resounding Release is Episode 13 in The Linking Shot of Tsurune. It aired on 2023-03-30. The runtime is 24 min.
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Episode 11: Falling Into Place
Kazemai, Tsujimine, and Kirisaki compete in a national tournament that means something different to each team.
Episode 10: Draw of a New Dawn
How can Tsujimine be in sync when its members seem so different? Minato wants to know why, and Fuwa will tell him if Minato explains why Nikaido is obsessed with beating him.
Episode 9: Bending Will
Kazemai has a summer training camp and is ecstatic about getting a beach-side kyudo range all to themselves! Too bad the Tsujimine kyudo club beat them to the punch.
Episode 8: Trajectory
The Kazemai kyudo club heads to Kirisaki’s campus for a joint practice session.
Episode 7: Unwavering Spirit
Now that they know what they need to do, Minato and the others try to find their own “ikiai.”
Episode 6: Taking Shape
It’s their turn this time; Seo, Hanazawa, and Shiragiku have signed up for a kyudo tournament and are bursting with excitement for their first team competition.
Episode 5: Push and Pull
Minato endures Masaki’s deluge of instructions. Meanwhile, the rift between Nanao and Kaito deepens, casting a dark cloud over the entire kyudo club.
Episode 4: Broken Tempo
Exiled from the shooting range on Masaki’s orders, Minato finds himself forbidden from wielding his bow. Meanwhile, Kaito blames himself for the team’s poor performance.
Episode 3: Winds of a Brewing Storm
Kazemai’s performance earned them victory. However, another team is quickly making a name for themselves with their unorthodox yet effective kyudo techniques.
Episode 2: All in the Mind
Each participant in the regionals has their own worries and hopes. They are all different, but the one thing that unites them all is kyudo.